ASSOCIATE OF ARTS - GENERAL STUDIES
64-Unit Program in General Studies
Although this program is comprised of the lower division curriculum for the full undergraduate degree, it is offered as a distinct program of general studies for
students who:
(1) do not plan to pursue further training, or
(2) plan to pursue a different major at another college or university, or
(3) have already had training in another field.
GOALS:
Upon completion of this program, students should be able to:
Essential Skills
• communicate effectively in writing and speaking,
• understand how communication is affected through visual and performing arts,
• demonstrate general mathematical competency,
• display proficiency in academic research,
• develop basic technological skills for writing, research, and presentation,
• show skillful comprehension when reading and listening,
• develop a vocational career path,
Knowledge/Understanding
• develop a discriminating appreciation of literature, history, and the Arts,
• understand fundamental scientific concepts, language, and issues,
• acquire knowledge and appreciation of Western and other cultures,
• understand basic human needs, defenses, conflicts, and motivations,
• interpret and understand the uses for data,
• understand the basic elements necessary for rudimentary biblical interpretation,
Higher Order Thinking Skills
• exhibit an ability to critically evaluate diverse problems and positions in various fields of study,
• identify the practical application of theory and theology,
• comprehend and apply leadership principles,
• integrate knowledge and concepts across academic fields,
Values Development
• affirm the cardinal tenets of Pentecostal/Charismatic faith,
• commit themselves to growth in relationship with God, humanity, and His creation,
• exercise authority with Godly wisdom,
• grow in virtue and character development,
• value the highest levels of biblical interpretation,
• preach and teach the biblical text with sensitivity to its original historical/cultural context
Course Requirements:
| Bible/Theology |
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General Education Continued... |
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| Bi 101 Pentateuch |
3 |
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Social & Behav. Science Elective |
6 |
| Bi 113 Intro to Biblical Lit. |
3 |
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Recommended |
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| Bi 205 Hist. of Ancient Israel |
3 |
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Hi 201 Western Civ. to 1500 or |
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| Bi 216 Synoptic Gospels |
3 |
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So 200 Intro. to Psychology or |
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| Bi 230 Bib. Exegesis Practicum |
3 |
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So 250 Intro. to Sociology |
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| Th 220 Theology I |
3 |
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Literature Elective |
3 |
| Ministry |
7 |
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| Ev 102 Evang. & Discipleship |
2 |
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Li 220 Great Books I or |
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| Ev 110 multi-cultural Evang. |
3 |
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Li 230 Great Books II or |
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| Gm 211 Intro. to Bib. Preach. |
2 |
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Li 206 Intro. to Dramatic Lit. |
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| General Education |
33 |
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Math Elective |
3 |
| Co 155 Principles of Writing II |
3 |
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Recommended |
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| Ge 105 Discip. of LIFE Seminar |
1 |
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Ms 252 Applied Math |
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| La 131 Biblical Lang. & Exeg. |
3 |
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| So 131 Cultures of Ancient Civ. |
3 |
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Lab Science Elective |
4 |
| Co 240 Presentational Comm. |
2 |
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Recommended |
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| Ph 214 Roots of Modern Tht. |
2 |
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Ms 211 Integ. Physical Science or |
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Ms 212 Integ. Life Science |
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Humanities Elective |
3 |
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Open Electives |
6 |
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